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David Wilcock is one of my favorite kooks -- see my previous post on him. He truly operates at the intersection of science and spirituality, which is why I find his work to be so compelling.

While much of what he says is standard New World Order stuff, he has a few contrarian points. Such as:

1. Obama is ultimately a good guy
2. The world is controlled by higher forces that are ultimately good (benevolent), and thus 2012 is destined to be the beginning of a renaissance -- not a time of cataclysm/destruction. We will see the New World Order try to execute many cataclysms, he argues, but higher forces -- which he refers to as "Management" -- will prevent them from wreaking global disaster. The earthquake in Haiti, as well as the capped BP oil spill, are examples of NWO activities that were kept in check by Management (though obviously, the people of Haiti may feel that Management did not exactly keep things in check )

Wilcock backs up what he says with a lot of science and insider testimony, in addition to the more questionable spiritual stuff.

I think for the most part Wilcock is correct, though I wonder about his take on Obama, and his "la la la everything will be okay" message, which is often criticized as leading to New Age complacence -- a criticism I agree with. But with that said, I always think Wilcock is worth paying attention to, and his vision of a post-2012 renaissance/consciousness shift/evolutionary leap is something I give a fair amount of credence to.

So with that out of the way, I wanted to link to David Wilcock's commentary on the capped BP oil spill.